Care manager assists older adults and/or caregivers with coordinating and accessing services, which may include the following: * Alzheimer's Respite Program * Family Caregiver Support Program * Adult day care * Education, information, and assistance * Homemaker services * Personal care services * Safety monitoring * Meals * Minor home modifications

Provides mutual support groups for caregivers of older adults, a library with videos and reading materials on caregiver issues, and hosts meetings where doctors, therapists, counselors, facility administrators, and agency staff present information helpful to those caring for older adults. Includes an evening meal.

Individual consultation to address various questions and issues related to caregiving. Consultation available by phone, or video conferencing.

Provides information on issues affecting caregivers. Offers online specialized guides and checklists, information on care options and a caregiver support line by phone for one-on-one help.

Provides information and referral to caregivers. Coordinators can help callers locate possible help with in-home care, facility respite, adult day programs, transportation or equipment to help them care for a loved one.

Offers a variety of services to caregivers. Services are designed to fill gaps in current community services. Included are reimbursement for limited and temporary respite, counseling, caregiver training to assist in the areas of health, nutrition, financial literacy, and in making decisions and solving problems related to care giving roles. Support groups, information about services available to unpaid caregivers, and individual training for caregivers in the home are also offered.

Refers individuals who have long-term care service and support needs or related issues to appropriate available services in the community. Helps individuals find resources for transportation, in-home care, long-term care, benefits eligibility screening, and other health and wellness services. Limited information about housing resources may be available on the searchable website.

Provides one-on-one information and assistance to aging adults and individuals with disabilities to help identify a wide variety of needs and preferences, and to access community resources, benefit programs and other available social, medical and residential services. Also helps ensure that individuals and their caregivers are aware of the various living options, care options, and supportive services available to them.

Provides information on how family caregivers can be paid to care for their loved one(s).

Offers a variety of services to caregivers. Included are assessments, training, information/assistance, supplemental services, respite and answers/counseling. Services are also available for grandparent caregivers raising grandchildren.

Offers a variety of services to caregivers. Services are designed to fill gaps in current community services. Included are reimbursements for limited and temporary respite care, caregiver training to assist in the areas of health, nutrition, financial literacy, and in making decisions and solving problems related to caregiving roles. Support groups, information about services available to caregivers, a lending library, and individual training for caregivers in the home are also offered.

Offers information to assist the caregiver in making decisions and solving problems relating to their care giving role. Provides assistance in gaining access to available supportive and supplemental services. Offers respite care to enable the caregivers to be temporarily relieved from their caregiver responsibility. Free caregiver resource books available. Comfort of Home book is a general book on caregiving. Disease specific books; Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, Multiple Sclerosis, and Stroke. Also Mental Fitness for Life book. Free monthly caregiver newsletter.

Provides support and resources for caregivers through the following services: * Caregiver stress assessments * Regular phone contact * Linkage to resources * Caregiver support and education * In-patient respite program * Evidence-based support and education programs, including classes and phone sessions * Lending library * Kinship and adoption support

Refers individuals with aging-related or disability-related issues to appropriate available services in the community to ensure that individuals' needs are fully met. Helps individuals find help for housing, transportation, in-home care, long term care, and other health and wellness services, including benefits screening.

Provides information on issues affecting caregivers. Offers online specialized guides and checklists, information on care options and a caregiver support line by phone for one-on-one help. Offers a AARP Caregiver Kit with information which can be delivered by mail to interested individuals.

Assists caregivers in the challenges they face as they care for a loved one. Available help includes online and written resources, support group that meets virtually/by phone weekly, reimbursement for limited and temporary respite care, educational workshops, and speaking events.

Provides an online directory of services for families and caregivers of someone with a disability. Lists both for profit and nonprofit organizations that offer services specifically targeting those with disabilities. Examples of services listed include medical equipment providers, counseling services, home care support providers, legal services, recreational camps/activities, and more. Offers educational programming on topics of interest to those caring for a person with a disability or special need and publishes a guidebook of services. Offers caregiver training for both consumers and profesionals.